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Geisha. My love for art. A new piece of work that I finished in charcoal and with some red dye. I want to give the sense of wonder as your drawn in on the leaf. The Geisha are a living art.
Of course! This was done on high quality white charcoal paper, 25X19. art work done by me Jeremy T Carpenter |
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Geisha charcoal drawing art 19½x25½ framed 32½x27
Asking 1200.00 framed
Asking 1200.00 framed
LIVING ART 14X20-1/2 Charcoal, acrylic paint. Asking for this unframed 375.oo unframed for my time creating this.
Still-life FU-KI Sake anyone, or how about FU-KI. My rendering of a still-life. The statue is from the famous artist BORIS, the mistress of fire. He is well known for fantasy art settings. Always been a fan. So I added a good old goblet and a wizards pipe and the rest of a Crane of my favorite chopsticks and of course the setting of a fine Japanese set. This all made for a good setting for a picture. This was a very complex drawing to get done right.
25X19 charcoal, done on grey quality Strathmore paper. done by yours truly, Jeremy T Carpenter.
25X19 charcoal, done on grey quality Strathmore paper. done by yours truly, Jeremy T Carpenter.
So, I was looking at this and me I like to analyze everything (sometimes). I thought this would look better with color? So I added some color to this just to add a different feel to it. I’m not sure if I like the old one or the new one?
These are Winsor & Newton Ink collection I used, very good for color and also for doing Calligraphy. Very pretty. If you notice I added a gold touch on some little part. If you can see that?
Charcoal drawing Fu-Ki art drawing 19x24½ framed art 24x29
Asking 1200.oo framed
These are Winsor & Newton Ink collection I used, very good for color and also for doing Calligraphy. Very pretty. If you notice I added a gold touch on some little part. If you can see that?
Charcoal drawing Fu-Ki art drawing 19x24½ framed art 24x29
Asking 1200.oo framed
This is from the Itsukushima floating gate. In the city of Hatsukaichi in Hiroshima Prefecture in Japan. Some day I would like to visit there.
I liked how this looked and I did this on peach paper from Strathmore Artist Papers. I used chalk and charcoal for the colors on 19x25 by Jeremy T. Carpenter.
I liked how this looked and I did this on peach paper from Strathmore Artist Papers. I used chalk and charcoal for the colors on 19x25 by Jeremy T. Carpenter.
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NO POLLUTION: jeremy T. Carpenter Asking 275.oo for this art work.
Some work in hands, need a hand?
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Allot of charcoal art and still doing it. It is fun to do. I enjoy doing this medium. Most of these pictures are for practice, just showing you what I do.
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